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Protests held for 10th consecutive week against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's hard-right government as it prepares to press on with its controversial legislative agenda next week

Tens of thousands of Israelis demonstrated across the country Saturday in the 10th consecutive week of protests against government judicial reform plans that critics view as a threat to democracy.The demonstrations come as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's hard-right government prepares to press on with its legislative agenda next week, shunning calls for a pause to allow for negotiations on the divisive plan.The biggest demonstration, in the coastal city of Tel Aviv, drew some 100,000 pr...

Israel Democracy Institute and Israeli Law Professors’ Forum for Democracy argue judicial review would be too limited and gov't would have too much sway in legislating Basic Laws

Proposals made by ex-justice minister Friedmann and others moderate plans to take control over judicial appointments and to radically restrict judicial review by High Court

The proposal, led by former justice minister Prof. Daniel Friedmann, will be "tested" by Justice Minister Yariv Levin.

As things stand, and despite talk of compromise, the coalition is set in days to bulldoze through the Knesset its revolution in Israel's governance, giving all power to Netanyahu

What happened: Details have emerged of proposed compromises to the government’s judicial reform agenda, initiated by President Isaac Herzog. As ...

Kohelet responded to Sarel's comments by saying that it is home to diverse personal opinions and supported discourse.

As revealed by several Israeli media outlets, the compromise proposals emanating from the process initiated by President Herzog include the ...

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